I have recently discussed this plant at length1 and the reasons why it should be considered
a Scirpus rather than an Eriophorum. The ruling of the International Congress at Vienna …

Usually producing fewer bulblets than C. dentatus, and in its elon gate spikelets and less
prominent scale-tips appearing quite distinct. Numerous transitional specimens occur …

44 Rhodora[February 1757 as including Haller's Mariscus and Schoenus Mariscus L.
However, a year previously Patrick Browne6 published a West Indian species (of Mariscus …

While recently using Torrey's" Monograph of North Ameri can Cyperaceae"(Annals of the
Lyceum of Natural History of New York 3: 239-443. 1836). I found that five species and two …

The genus Eriophorum, familiarly known as Cotton Grass, is gen erally distributed in the
boreal regions of the northern hemisphere; and on account of its conspicuous perianth the …

Cyperus erythrorhizos, Muhl.-A form only three or four inches high, caespitose; resembling
the var. pimius, Engelmann, in Torrey Herbarium, from St. Louis, to which I refer also the C …

'I 'HE nataral family CYPERACEE comprehends at Ieaet 16m recorded species, and about
100 genera. It belongs to the great class Endogena, and the cohort Glumaceae. On the one …

Carexflava L. and its closest allies, bearing yellowish or yellowish-green utricles at maturity,
occur all round the North Temperate regions, and they are becoming much better known …

In the second edition of the Species Plantarum, however, Linnaeus added to his
Eriophorum, E. cyperinum, 2 the type of a large American group of species, the Wool …

'Prepared for the Generic Flora of the Southeastern United States, a long-term project made
possible by grants from the National Science Foundation and at this writing supported by …